26 Feb
2000
26 Feb
'00
7:04 p.m.
Aaron Christopher Finney <af-list(a)wfi-inc.com> wrote:
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Stan Sieler wrote:
Yeah, I've just never gotten a close enough look at one to be sure.
Other 264X terminals do differ: 2640s have a processor card with
an 8008, and I never figured out what the processor was in the 2647F.
I thought the 2649 was the OEM version of the
2645 ... and that some
of them were sold to people who developed 2649-resident software.
Exactly the case. In fact, I believe it was Wirt Amir on the hp3000-l list
who was telling me about how his company actually programmed them to be
stand-alone wordprocessors. Thanks for the info! $300 is more than I want to spend
on this one, but I
may have to figure out something if my patience starts to run out...
Hey, this isn't for a PDP-11 or a VAX, it's for an HP3000, which is
God's gift to computing.
-Frank McConnell
27 Feb
27 Feb
6:19 a.m.
Hey, this isn't for a PDP-11 or a VAX, it's for an HP3000, which is
God's gift to computing.
-Frank McConnell
Gods gift to computing ;)
Surely you're referring to something other than the 3000/200... They couldnt
even write a proper FORTRAN compiler for it. And we never did use the
5.25" floppy drives, they didnt seem to provide a proper file oriented
way to access them (though I suppose it could have been just a lack
of documentation).
-Lawrence LeMay
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